If you own the business
You run the van, the chair, the cafe, the site, or the bench. When someone asks an assistant “who can fix this near me?”, this score says whether your page gives them a sentence worth repeating.
My AI Score
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For owners, and the agencies who help them
Will AI recommend your business?
Paste your company website. See if a chatbot, an AI assistant, or a Google AI Overview is likely to quote your page or send a customer your way. This is not a Google ranking.
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If you do the marketing
You look after SEO for small and medium clients. Paste their URL. The score is the brief: rewrite the words so a chatbot or an AI Overview can quote the page, not just rank it.
What the score is reading
Nine checks on the words themselves. Not backlinks, not ads. If a check isn’t on the page, it is left out and the rest still adds up to 100.
- 15Answer firstThe first sentence states the answer. No “welcome to our journey” warmup.
- 12Questions people askHeadings written the way a customer asks a chatbot: “Do you service Clyde?”
- 12Short answersA real question, then a short answer an overview can lift in one breath.
- 12A label AI can readA machine-readable label: this is a service, a how-to, a product, or an FAQ.
- 12Lists a bot can liftBullets or a table about every 400 words — prices, suburbs, what’s included.
- 10A clear outlineOne main heading, then a new heading every couple of hundred words.
- 10Plain sentencesSentences under about 20 words. Paragraphs that don’t run on.
- 9Prices, dates, numbersA figure an assistant can repeat: a price, a year, a percentage, a count.
- 8Title and search blurbThe page title and the short description under it, both a normal length.
Under 40, unlikely to be quoted. From 40, hard to recommend. From 65, likely to be quoted. From 85, ready to be recommended.